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to see where all of that goes. Now, let's get into some presidential

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stuff here. There is a teacher
in Texas who's running for president. This

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person's name is this person's legal name
is literally anybody else. So when anybody

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says they want literally anybody else to
run, here's the guy. Really anybody

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else now is running, right yep. Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Robert

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F. Kennedy Junior, and literally
anybody else. The seventh grade math teacher.

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He is from North Richland Hills,
Texas. So James. Where is

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that. I always have a feeling
that some of these stories like this pop

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up. Yeah that's the Metroplex.
Yeah, yeah, that's what I thought.

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Anyway, he legally changed his name
to literally anybody Else with the intention

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of running for president as an independent
candidate. So here he said, quote,

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for too long, Americans have been
victim of the political parties putting party

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loyalty over government. As well,
He's not wrong there, He continues to

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say, together, let's send the
message to Washington say you will represent the

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people or be replaced. And so
you can go to his website, literally

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anybody else go to the website.
He says America should not be stuck choosing

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between the King of debt. He
talks about Biden that with that phrase,

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and then he's got other things that
are not very nice to say about Trump

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that those are easy to find as
well. So anyway, the point is

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he secured the literally anybody else dot
Com domain name. He's been selling t

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shirts and apparently this started as sort
of a joke, but now he's become

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very serious about you know, he
didn't change his name, that's not a

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joke. Yeah, right exactly.
So anyway, he needed one hundred and

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thirteen thousand signatures to get on the
ballot for the primary May thirteenth. So

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James, just for the heck of
it, will you keep your eye on

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this and you can be our reporter
on the scene. And I'm wondering,

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because you do some newswork on one
of the stations in Dallas over the weekend,

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what is anybody paying attention to this
guy? I would think this would

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be you could have the scoop.
You should be on the air, You

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should interview this guy. I know
what. That is a great call.

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I'm going to run up there right
now to the new studios. Yeah,

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all right, see there we go, folks. You can count on us

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here, all right. So what
other presidential stuff is going on? Trump's

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immigration rhetoric is making inroads with Democrats
because he's right. You know, there

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are a lot of things about Trump
you can say that he's wrong in the

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over I think even some of the
stuff that he says, the anti immigrant

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claims that he comes up with are
not really true, much of them,

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but they still are making inroads.
Or those statements may or may not be.

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But the other statements that are true, you don't need Trump to underscore

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it, but he's taking advantage of, as any good politician does, of

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public sentiment. The public is sick
of this, if that the right word

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to use. I don't like using
the phrase sick and tired. But the

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upset that is caused by this,
I mean, there's so many things that

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are wrong. It is it's craziness
that this goes on. And there are

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a lot of middle of the road
Democrats moderates who look at Biden as the

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problem, and he is the problem. Well, he's the problem our side.

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The problem is the Mexican problem is
a problem in all of this.

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Yes, that's the right way to
put it. He's a problem in this

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system that we have that is so
messed up. That is just I mean,

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when you talk about it, it
doesn't make sense to We all know

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what the problem is, and we
all know that it needs to be corrected,

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and we all know that it hasn't
been corrected, and we all know

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that it's gotten much worse since Biden
was president. So Trump hammering away.

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They're coming in by the thousands every
single day. You realize what that does,

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you know, I'm looking around at
the unemployment rate for some of the

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major industrial states in the country.
Even though the federal data shows that the

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unemployment rate's gone up a point or
two. Well, when I say a

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point, it was three point six
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are now three point nine percent.
That still is kind of low. Well,

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that's actually where normally when we have
a good economy, that's where the

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unemployment number is. So but you
look at some of the industrial states,

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the rate has ticked down in the
last month, and that's you know,

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the trend is hard to put your
finger on, because the jobless rate in

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some states is higher, and the
jobless rate in some states. Let's see,

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I'm looking at the stats here.
Now, this rate increased from a

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year ago in twenty eight states during
the month of February, not much.

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And let's see here that's twenty three
or twenty four states saw no change.

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And then there are other states that
were down. Where I am in Massachusetts,

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for example, is down two tenths
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of the overall language, the average
in the industrial states is two point nine

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percent. The biggest problem is in
areas, the farming areas. Although North

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Dakota have the lowest jobblish rate of
any state two point one percent. And

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then of course there's California had the
highest unemployment rate five point three percent.

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What would this the state of California. What a beautiful state and it's getting

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ruined by these knuckleheads who are you
know, they're in league with Biden when

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it comes to the to the all
the illegals. And one of the problems

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in Californe is all the illegals come
in and they take the jobs, the

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low paying jobs. Same thing all
of the states that have a problem.

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And this is why I underscore this
whole thing about immigration, because the states

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that have the worst unemployment record at
the moment are the places where there are

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more unemployed, more illegals than anyplace
else. Nevada is five point two percent,

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New Mexico five percent, Arizona five
point one percent. Right, these

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are all the states that are on
the Mexican border that are inundated by people

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coming in here and taking away legitimate
jobs from allegit from you know, I'm

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gonna say real Americans, but people
who are here that are born here and

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are here legally, or people that
have gone through the process. This is

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disgusting. Rhode Island is down to
one point one percent. So look at

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the difference, and further away you
are from the border, the better the

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under ployment rate. Am I the
only one who's looking at these numbers and

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figuring this out. Think about it. The jobless rate is going down.

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The problem that is the numbers of
people who are out of work are lower

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in Rhode Island, Maine, Montana, Alaska, you know, places like

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that. So anyway, New Jersey
I just find and let's see Wyoming in

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Oregon are down. Let's see here
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Texas

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they have they're a little bit more
than they're up, but not a whole

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lot. Anyway, My point here
is that the unemployment rate is directly tied

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to the illegal immigration rate. And
how it is that we you know,

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that's why guys like this fella who's
literally anybody else you know, he's going

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to make traction. That's why Kennedy
and I can't imagine Joe Biden winning this

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election given this. Even though they're
spending they have many as they raised what

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was it last week with Clinton and
Obama? He had a fundraiser raised twenty

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million bucks at Radio City View disgusting, disgusting. I honestly, it's one

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of those things. I don't know
which way it's going to go because so

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many people aren't voting for the person. They're voting for their party, regardless

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of who that can it actually is. And I think that if literally anybody

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else makes it fully to the ballot
come November, a lot of people may

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not know who this person is,
that it's an actual person, and it

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may just, you know, tick
that one be like okay, yep,

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literally anybody else let's go yeah,
yeah, and that's it'll be interesting to

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see. Yeah, right, it
is. It's just the fact that it's

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going on, the fact that we
have this problem is that's I use the

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term disgusting because it is disgusting.
It really is. So we're focused here

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on celebrity trending names, and Jay
has found that there's a lot of attention

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being given to Kate Beckhamsale bec and
Sale Beckensall. How do you pronounce her

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last name? No, she is
Beckham Sale. She's always looked awfully pale

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and thin to me, and apparently
she's been in a hospital bed for three

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weeks. A lot of health concerns, so there are a lot of her

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fans and people that are interested in
what's going on the photos that she's posted,

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et cetera, et cetera, et
cetera. She's fifty years old,

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But what's going on with her?
Wasn't she engaged to Orlando Bloom or was

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she married to him? Do I
remember that? Michael Sheen? Oh,

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all right, Michael Sheen looks Michael
Sheen looks another British actor, looks just

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like David Frost. And so if
you remember he was, He's played a

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lot of interesting roles and so has
she. So what the heck is the

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matter with her? Why is she
in the hospital? Why has she been

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there for three weeks? Wrong questions? Yeah, she's been very open about

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the fact that she's in the hospital. She first alerted people to the fact

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that she was in the hospital the
day after UK Mother's Day. She was

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celebrating her mom's belated birthday UK Mother's
Day and posted a carousela photos which some

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included her sitting in the hospital bed
with like this big bow on her head

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and everything and crying, tears coming
down her eyes. And then recently for

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Easter, she showed her feet which
had bunny socks on clearly still in the

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hospital bed. She hasn't said what
is going on. It's kind of like

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some mystery illness. But what keeps
coming to my mind is there was another

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actress who spent the first few weeks
of the year in the hospital and she

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didn't acknowledge anything until she was out
of the woods at least. But Ashley

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Park she had tom solitis that turned
into septic shock and she was in the

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hospital for a very long time in
condition. And the once she was,

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you know, doing a lot better
but still in the hospital, she started

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to acknowledge it a little bit more, and when she was home she started

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talking about it more. So.
I kind of wonder if there's some situation

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like that with Kate going on or
I'm sure she's since she's been open enough

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to say she's in the hospital,
I'm sure she'll eventually open up what's going

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on. But oh, I hope
she's okay. I hope she gets out

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so how do you keep from making
bad decisions? Well, the simple answer

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to that is you don't use bad
information to make bad decisions. But the

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question now becomes, and it's more
and more a question every day, how

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we get information? How do we
know whether it's good or bad? So

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if you don't get good information,
you can't make good decisions. And there

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are a lot of people, you
know, I mean, I suppose there

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have been circumstances in my workplace where
I have fallen for this, somebody comes

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to me and says that someone else
has done this, that or the other

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thing, and I've taken action on
only to find out that the employee didn't

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tell me the truth, tell me
all the information. The employee had an

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agenda. You know, there's something
And that's a simple example of making bad

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decisions based on bad information. But
the snowballs as you understand what's going on

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now in the news media and how
it is so it's so blatant. The

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New York Times is the best or
worst example of that, But there are

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plenty of other newspapers. It seems
to be more like you can do less

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about it in print than you can
on the electronic media. I don't know

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why. I think maybe becomes I'm
prejudiced. I'm on the electric Excuse me,

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I'm on the electronic side of things. But you know, you can

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see it and it stays there,
whereas with the spoken word, you hear

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it and it's gone right kind of. I mean, I feel like whenever

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you're watching something and it's spoken,
you hear the tone in the person who

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is speaking. You hear that,
where when you're reading something, any tone

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you put on it is your own
tone or your own perception, rather than

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when Sthia is actually speaking. All
right. So, as an example of

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this, take the situation where in
Israel there are a huge anti government protests

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that have gone on a lot of
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that I've seen, tens of thousands
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Sunday is the first day of their
week over there. Saturday is their holy

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day, so Sundays they have sessions
and most of this stuff is aimed at

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getting the government to reach a deal
with the Palestinians or no with Hummas really

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to free a lot of hostages.
There is a I don't know what we

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did with the jay I'm trying to
find it right now. The story of

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this the how the Hamas terrorists are
getting an award, oh true lance journalists

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with with AP or a freelance photographer
with AP who is not part of Hamas

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but is with Hammas to document things. And there was a lot of even

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when this photo was taken, there
is a lot of question of it did

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this photographer know what was going on? I believe AP said that they had

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no idea what was going on,
but then until it was already unfolding,

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and then they captured photos of it. But it is just one of those

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things where it's like this photo this
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the Missouri School of Journalism, the
oldest to photojournalistic competition is the one they

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sponsored at their school, and they're
giving this picture the Team Picture Story of

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the Year award. This is disgusting, it's shocking. It's people are enraged

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like you wouldn't believe when they look
at this woman who's dead and naked in

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the back of a truck. Well, this guy, here's the thing she

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might not be naked this I think
this is her outfit from the festival,

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but it's yeah, she's in the
back of a pickup truck. Her body

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is, and then there's there's the
guys that are in the tailgate with her,

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and somebody's on the side of the
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as outrage as people are, her
name is Seanni Luke, and her own

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father is defending the award because he's
calling this a good thing, the photo

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of his daughter's abduction. And here's
why, because he says, this is

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a historical image. There are these
are there are symbols of an eras that

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happen, and there are different things
that we look back and photograph in the

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photographical history and we see and it's
like that is it showcases what really happened

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in the torment And he feels like
this photo as much as it's he's heartbroken,

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but this will go down in history
to show people and symbolize the devastation

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of this era, the abductions,
the killings. He is he is,

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I mean, he's her father and
he's defending this. Well, I don't

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know. I'm having a hard time
with it myself. Oh, I've talked

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about it. Yeah, it's yeah, it's no sorry, no, sale

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I think this is disgusting, frankly, but it's just more of the even

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in Israel and all over the Middle
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we have this sort of this imbalance
of understanding of what's going on.

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I don't we all understand that many
innocents have been killed, That's what happens

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in war. The Israelis didn't start
this. Hamas started it. And it

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wasn't even the Palestinian people, even
though there is support among the Palestinians for

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Hamas to a point. But this
is Iran stirring the pot and so but

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there still is this disconnect among many
people, especially in the Middle East,

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between the relationship that Iran has with
this Hamas and Ezbelah and even these other

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What the what's the group that's attacking
the ships on the Red Sea? I

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know we can remember it's another age
group. It's not the hoodies, but

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something clearly so yeah, no,
I think it is. Yeah, So

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I don't know, I just this
is really I know, Well, in

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the October seventh rampage, I mean, there are still hostages that have not

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been released. They killed twelve hundred
people, took two hundred and fifty three

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hostages. A lot have been released, but there are still hostages that we

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have no idea what their condition even
is. So here's a question that needs

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an answer in terms of food getting
delivered to the people in the conflict zone.

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How does the food get delivered?
We saw it was it last week,

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the week before when there was a
big to do about. There was

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a Palestinian there was a food truck
that came in and people raised, you

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know, they raced after it like
a stampede situation. But how could it

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not. These people are dealing with
famine. They may be hours away from

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death, days away from death if
not eating, and there's only so much

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on that truck, and there's more
people than that food can feed. So

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of course is going to be a
stampede of people trying to at least get

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something, especially any parents who have
children that are dying of famine. But

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without the historical perspective, Jay,
if you go back to nineteen forty eight,

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when after World War Two there was
a Jewish state that was established,

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they were all kinds of things that
when this area was opened up to the

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Jews from Germany and from Europe that
had been the victim of hideous crimes.

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights that
came from the United Nations as part of

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the deal was Article twenty five.
Not that that's important to the establishment of

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the Jewish state. They had a
right and what they'd gone through was unimaginable.

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Have we forgotten about that? Do
you think most of the people that

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are protesting are people who are younger? I wonder to myself out loud often

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whether we're not doing a good enough
job explaining or historically pointing out what happened

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during those years from the nineteen thirties
through the mid nineteen forties. The six

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million, not that it doesn't justify
what's going on now, but it's an

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educational point. It's a historical point. And so when it comes to the

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food being delivered there, if you
go back to not only the situation in

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Israel, but you look in the
Sudan, you look in Yemen, you

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look in Haiti, you look in
Ukraine, you look at Somalia, there

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are millions of people who don't have
any food. The suffering is unbelievable.

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We don't even begin to imagine it. Even though we see some people in

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our country are homeless and going through
the horrors of not having enough to eat

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that kind of stuff, we have, what ten million children in this country

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go to bed hungry, But we
don't have to fuss and fight to get

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We know where the food is,
just a matter of making it available to

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people. But in these countries where
the war is going on, you know,

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the logistics of getting the aid into
these places from various locations this time.

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You know, if it's wintertime,
this time of year is actually good

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because the weather in most of these
areas is much better. But I don't

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know. I think it's something that
we don't necessarily keep our minds on.

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Keeping the supply chains safe and secure
is a focus, But some of these

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people have created circumstances that would make
it impossible to get food to the areas

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of conflict. But there are a
lot of groups that are trying to logistically

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make it happen. I know that
there are farm groups here in America,

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something I'll talk about this week on
the American Family Farmer Program that are giving

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food aid that sort of thing.
The Farmer is the American Farm Bureau Federation

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for example, the idea behind farmers
giving things to aid and this is the

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farmers in this country are very generous
and they give a lot of food to

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these exercises. You know, it's
a question of how quickly can it get

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moved to the places where it's needed
without its spoiling, you know, all

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of that sort of stuff. So
it requires a good deal of logistical focus.

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And like something just happens, it
happens because people want it to have

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and they work on making it happen. So I just I thought it would

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be interesting to spend a minute to
talking about how that happens. And and

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certainly American farmers are a big help
and all of that. Why is it

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trending with names of celebrities being on
the top of the list, and pretty

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close to the top of the list
is Barbara Rush. It may be that

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some know who she is. Some
people that are my age or younger will

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remember her from the fifties, the
sixties, the seventies. She was what

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I would say, the star of
many melodramas Jay She was a leading lady

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in movies and television. She was
in the Young Philadelphians. Passed away over

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the weekend at the age of ninety
seven. She was in Peyton Place and

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if you don't remember, if you
don't know, that's one of the that

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was about as big as soap opera
as has ever existed on television. She

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also did a lot of sci fi
stuff. Anyway, she was She had

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a great life and died of old
age at the age of ninety seven.

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But if you look up her,
many people listening, heay, I remember

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that name, So just look up
Barbara Rush and you'll come to an understanding

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of who I'm talking about and what
I'm talking about. All right, Coming

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up next here on our celebrity focus
on social Media, Dana Carvey's name is

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also in the list. He's apologized. You know, most of the people

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in SNL now are forgettable. Most
people don't know who's there, and they

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you know, there are a few
names. I like the guy who's married

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to Sharon, to Scarlett Johansson,
what's his name? Michael Chesy, the

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Weekend up to Hey. I like
their stuff, especially when they prank each

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other. Yeah, all right,
Well, anyway, Dana Carvey has issued

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an apology to Sharon Stone for a
sketch that he hosted back in nineteen ninety

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two to Sharon's don't even remember they're
both about the same age, and so

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he was talking about sketch comedy in
general, and then she apparently was on

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with him on a some show after
she was in Basic Instinct, and there

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was a skit that was created called
It was an Airport Security sketch where Carvey

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took the role of an Indian security
guard. He and a group of officers

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instructed Stone to remove pieces of her
clothing in case she was carrying dangerous items.

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I mean it was offensive, it
was sexist, it was stupid,

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but she played along with it.
You know, she was used to I

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guess taking your clothes off. Well, she instead because yeah. So he

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has a podcast s Dana Carvey and
David Spade, it's called Fly on the

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Wall, and they were talking with
her about that offensive sketch. He was

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apologizing. He was like, you
know, that's something that was in nineteen

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ninety two where it was almost acceptable, even though it still technically was not

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okay at the time. It would
never fly now. And she said that

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she actually wasn't even offended by the
sketch. She thought it was humorous and

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that there was way more other stuff
going on in her life that was more

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highly offensive that that skit did what
didn't do it? Yeah the next A

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